the shadows between us tricia levenseller

And at the beginning that’s how she seemed to be. Her only desire is to marry the young Shadow King, kill him and rule over six kingdoms. But she’s also pretty sure of herself, which is a great thing because it adds to one’s self-care daily routine, I guess.

She’s selfish, self-absorbed in the way that she could watch herself in the mirror for hours and still not get bored she’s murderous and wicked-minded she has a heart of ice and she’s a bit unstable when she gets a bit upset. She was supposed to be the anti-example of the all well-mannered heroines. They just disappointed me by the end.Īlessandra is portraited as an antagonist instead of the classical good-hearted protagonist we’re so used to read about. But, to my surprise, they were very interestingly contoured at the beginning but that was the peak. I mean, if we talk about a mighty kingdom that extended its boundaries by conquering other kingdoms, at least give me a damn sketch if you can’t pull off a whole map.Īnd maybe I was willing to close an eye at the weak world if the characters were consistent.

There are some vague terms thrown at us on various occasions, but apart from that I have no idea how this world is supposed to look like. And the beginning was very promising.įirst of all, there is basically no world-building. I want to put into words what I felt after giving The Shadows Between Us a shot. I don’t want to hate on this, I don’t like to hate on things in general, but I must signal some not-so-pleasant aspects about it. Full review on my Blog: The Dacian She-Wolf 🐺

The shadows between us tricia levenseller